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The most tangible thing in the Bitcoin ecosystem today isn’t the price—it’s access.

UniSat Wallet has updated its DApp Center, splitting it into two sections: Bitcoin DApps and Fractal Bitcoin DApps. The Fractal section currently lists five: Index Mining, Fractal Vote, SatWorld, Fractal Arena, and Primetriad.

Before, you had to search for these projects in different places. Now you can find them right in your wallet.

Also launching that same day was a community-made project map called BTC GO, which brings Bitcoin ecosystem projects together on one page. UniSat says it will add the map in its next update.

One official, one community-made—they’re doing the same thing: moving access points out of chat messages and spreadsheets and into a place you can open with a single click.

One easy-to-miss detail: Fractal and Bitcoin mainnet share the same names for Runes and Alkanes, but the same name can refer to different things on different chains, and their progress can vary greatly. Check which chain you’re on before looking at the data.

How do you usually find new projects in the Bitcoin ecosystem—through your wallet’s listings or through messages in group chats?

#比特币 #UniSat #FractalBitcoin

UniSat spent 200,000 U to buy 541,944 FB at an average price of 0.369 U.
Having buyers is a good thing. The purchase accounts for about 0.49% of the circulating supply, and the tokens weren't burned after the buyback—they're being used for staking and Index Mining.
I think FB is worth playing with a small position, but it's not time to go in big yet.
If Fractal can keep growing its user base, trading volume, and fees over the next four months, then this coin will have something going for it. A one-off 200,000 U buyback alone won't keep the price up for long.
#fractalbitcoin #FB #Bitcoin

Fractal has completed this month's buyback quota today.

UniSat's FB buyback plan—$200,000 per month for five consecutive months—has now been fully executed for September, with a total of 541,944 FB bought back. These coins won't return to the market; they'll be locked for at least 60 months and used for Indexer staking.

In the same month, Fractal also completed its first halving and activated FIP-102 at block 2,100,000: block rewards on Fractal have been reduced to 6.25 FB, with another 6.25 FB allocation reserved for future distribution on Bitcoin mainnet. The total supply cap of 210 million remains unchanged.

These two measures work in the same direction: one takes coins off the market and locks them up, while the other slows the rate of new issuance. Together with the more than 4.1 million coins burned previously in a one-time event, these steps are all reducing supply, not increasing it.

However, the effects of buybacks and halvings won't be apparent in just a week. We'll have to see whether purchases continue over the next four months, and how much is bought.

For those working with on-chain assets, which of these two measures—buyback and locking, or mainnet distribution—has a greater impact on how you participate? $BTC #fractalbitcoin #BRC20😘

Wrapping brc-20 on Fractal now takes just one click.

UniSat officially answered a question today and cleared things up: Before, wrapping brc-20 on Fractal meant first inscribing a transfer, then going back to InSwap and clicking Wrap. Now you can just click Wrap—no need to inscribe first or sign multiple times. Two steps have become one. It’s the smallest, but most practical, update in this round of mobile updates.

Something else is also in the works: On October 14, UniSat founder Lorenzo will join Utexo for an X Space on what happens when USDT comes to Bitcoin. Utexo is the Tether-backed Bitcoin payment infrastructure project, and it plans to launch USDT on the Bitcoin network this month.

One is about the steps involved; the other is about what you can hold in your wallet. They’re different directions, but both are making it a little easier to get into the Bitcoin ecosystem.

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A question for you: What should come next for brc-20—simpler operations or a wider range of tradable assets?

After Fractal’s first halving, the team took three consecutive actions.

The most noticeable was the burn. On the day of the halving, 4,275,161 FB were permanently burned on-chain. This figure came mainly from three sources: unissued rewards under FIP-101, rewards that went unclaimed during the public test phase, and the portion originally reserved for the ecosystem in the second year.

Next came the buyback. #UniSat pledged to buy for five months, at $200,000 per month, for a total of $1 million. The first batch is already complete: 50,000 USDT was used to buy 153,846 FB. These tokens won't enter circulation; they'll be locked on-chain for more than five years.

One more thing is easy to miss: the issuance changes. FIP-102 will redirect 50% of post-halving issuance to support the native issuance of FB on Bitcoin mainnet. That means Fractal's block rewards drop from 12.5 to 6.25 FB, without increasing the total supply. In effect, that's another halving.

The community hasn't stood still either. The staking threshold for FIP-101 Index Mining was lowered to 1 FB; UniSat's Chinese-speaking community lead personally staked 1 million FB, with all staking rewards going toward community incentives and market rewards.

One is burning the old supply, one is buying up circulating supply, and one is changing how new supply is created.

#fractalbitcoin #bitcoin

Of these three actions, which do you think would be hardest to replicate?

Fractal Bitcoin just hit its first halving at block 2,100,000. Rewards are down to 6.25 FB and the latest upgrade is setting the stage for future emissions on the Bitcoin mainnet.

#FractalBitcoin #BitcoinHalving ‎

FB is currently around $0.325. It has fallen more than 99% from its historical high of $39.25, and is only about 3% away from its historical low.
This level really is miserable—but falling a lot only indicates there are many bagholders. We still need to see whether there’s anyone willing to buy next.
After FIP-102 goes live, the overall issuance speed will drop from 25 FB per Fractal block to the equivalent of 12.5 FB.
Of this, 6.25 FB remains in Fractal, and the equivalent 6.25 FB will be prepared to be distributed to Bitcoin mainnet users. Overall, the added supply is cut in half; rewards for Fractal mining, indexing, and the staking side will be reduced even more.
I think it’s time to start taking a small position and picking up “trash.”
The bet is that the halving, the Bitcoin mainnet distribution, and UniSat’s future products will bring users back.
Take a little to observe first. Once the FIP-103 rules, trading volume, and on-chain activity data are out, we can decide whether to add more.
#fractalbitcoin #UniSat

Today I went through the Fractal ecosystem page in full.
As I reviewed it, I counted: 7 cross-chain bridges, 5 centralized exchanges, 12 collectibles, 2 core contributors, 8 DEXs, 10 DeFi projects, 9 developer tools, 5 browsers, 12 games, 7 launchpads, 5 Memes, 9 mining pools, 3 stablecoins, 15 trading tools, and 5 wallets.
At present, the Fractal ecosystem already covers a very wide range of categories. It has layouts in infrastructure, trading, applications, and tools, and it also provides users with more choices for exploration and for the continued development of projects. As the ecosystem keeps improving, everyone can pay close attention to each project's real user experience, trading activity, liquidity performance, and subsequent update progress.
#fractalbitcoin #FB #bitcoin #BRC20

The trading market on Fractal has been adding quite a bit over the past two days.

Yesterday, UniHexa listed ORDI/BTC, its first BRC-20 asset. Before that, the only assets available to trade on the platform were three Runes pairs: UNCOMMON•GOODS, DOG, and MIM. The official post was very clear: it will continue adding assets across both BRC-20 and Runes. Its bio was also updated to read, “Trade BRC-20, Runes & more on-chain.”

A little over a day after launch, engagement on the post rose from 17/12/40 to 38/32/116. It’s not just the official account talking about it—people in the community have started doing their own analysis. One person described UniHexa as “a non-custodial, Bitcoin-native asset order-book DEX built by UniSat, supporting both BRC-20 and Runes,” while another included it in a roundup of recent Bitcoin ecosystem projects, ranking them one by one.

There’s also an event running alongside the order book. UniHexa’s task campaign is now in its third week, with 40 submission slots available each day on a first-come, first-served basis. Each eligible address gets 120 FB. Slots are whitelist-only, so it’s worth making clear that not everyone can join.

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A question: the official account says it plans to add more on both fronts. Which do you think would be more useful to expand first—filling out the Runes side or listing more BRC-20 assets?

I used to think the Bitcoin ecosystem moves too slowly—everyone at each company keeps not getting along with everyone else. After reading Lorenzo’s PizzaSwap recap, I found it’s not that simple.

No one can directly make decisions for Bitcoin. BRC-20 also relies on indexers to calculate balances. Even when UniSat finishes writing the code, it’s not really the end—OKX, Best in Slot, wallets, and marketplaces all have to accept the same set of rules.

Some people worry that if UniSat is simultaneously building wallets, a marketplace, and core infrastructure, it gains too much power over the narrative, and naturally it becomes hard for projects to move forward.

When parts of the effort were tried on Fractal, coordination became much easier. But new questions also emerged: can user experience and liquidity performance on the Bitcoin mainnet really compare to the past?

Retail users don’t need to look at who shouts the loudest. Just check whether the indexers are consistent, whether major platforms are integrated, and whether there are real trades after launch.

Everyone agrees: only when the product is truly running does it count.

#bitcoin #BRC20 #UniSat #FractalBitcoin

Why is the Bitcoin ecosystem always not united?
After watching Lorenzo’s recap of PizzaSwap, I kept wondering: why does the Bitcoin ecosystem keep having debates and find it hard to get everyone to accomplish something together?
Bitcoin has no boss and no company that can directly set the rules. Developers can propose changes, but miners, nodes, wallets, exchanges, and users can all choose to accept or reject them. Freedom brings openness, but it also slows progress.
BRC-20 further amplifies the problem. Token data is written onto Bitcoin, but balances and transaction results still need to be calculated by indexers according to their rules. If platforms like UniSat, OKX, and Best in Slot adopt different standards, users may see different asset outcomes. Therefore, upgrading BRC-20 isn’t just about writing code—it also requires wallets, indexers, markets, and project teams to move in sync. Miss any one link and it’s hard to make it happen.
PizzaSwap is an example. As Lorenzo put it, UniSat had already completed a lot of development and testing; what got stuck wasn’t the technology, but consensus. UniSat wanted to move forward with a new Swap module, but other participants worried: if a single platform controls wallets, the market, and infrastructure, will it use its influence to shape the BRC-20 rules?
For UniSat, after investing money and manpower, of course it wants the product to launch. For other platforms, if the rules follow UniSat, their users, data standards, and voice could be weakened. So this is not only a technical disagreement, but also a battle of interests. No one wants to easily hand over decision-making power to someone else.
Now that Ordinals, BRC-20, Runes, and Alkanes are taking different paths, users, capital, and liquidity are also getting fragmented. Decentralization prevents any single project from controlling the rules, but it also brings slower progress and more disputes.
So, it’s not hard to understand why UniSat has put some of its attempts onto Fractal: with fewer participants spread out, coordination is faster, and the product can get running first. But it still needs to prove that it can truly bring Bitcoin mainnet users and liquidity over.
From a retail user’s perspective, the key questions are whether the main indexers use the same rules; whether mainstream wallets and markets genuinely integrate; and whether there will be real users and liquidity after the product launches. Official support is just an attitude—only when the ecosystem collectively recognizes and follows through does it truly get running.
#bitcoin #BRC20 #UniSat #FractalBitcoin

#unihexa Week four is the final week of this campaign, and the organizers have made one rule crystal clear.

The four-week campaign runs from around September 22 to October 18. Week four starts at 10 a.m. on October 13 and ends at 10 a.m. on the 18th. The reward is still 120 FB per address, with 40 submission slots available each day on a first-come, first-served basis. There are just three tasks: accumulate more than 5U in buy volume on UniHexa, join its Discord, and publish a post on X and keep it public for at least 24 hours.

There are two ways to qualify: hold a task whitelist, or use an address that traded more than 5U on UniHexa before 5 p.m. on September 17.

What you really need to pay attention to isn't any of that. It's the line on the official campaign page: you can qualify only once for the entire campaign, and one whitelist counts as one submission. The page says that anyone who has already submitted must get another, new whitelist to participate again.

In other words, the rules on how to get in have been loosened, but the limit on how many times you can claim the reward hasn't. It's easy to confuse these two things.

Are you joining with a whitelist, or do you already have a trading history? #fractalbitcoin #Bitcoin

UniHexa’s Week 3 tasks are here—let’s keep farming.
First, leave a comment at @Uni_Hexa to get whitelisted, then complete the 5U buy volume, join Discord, and post a tweet.
The reward is 120 FB, worth nearly 50U at the current price. There are 40 spots per day, FCFS. Even if you participated in the first two weeks, you need to get whitelisted again.
unisat.io/task/hexa
#UniHexa #fractalbitcoin #Bitcoin

There’s an interesting comparison in the Bitcoin ecosystem these past couple of days.

First, on the exchange side: Bitget, starting October 2, stopped BRC-20 withdrawals. The reason given is “improving the trading experience,” and it doesn’t say when it will resume.

Then, on-chain: UniHexa has listed trades for UNCOMMON•GOODS. Right now, the Runes it supports for trading are three—UNCOMMON•GOODS, DOG, and MIM. BRC-20 says it will add more later.

Some people reacted very directly. They posted saying, “You can trade DOG now—quick, withdraw the DOG from Bitget.”

On one side, the withdrawal channel is closed; on the other, trading pairs are opened on-chain. Taken separately, neither of these is a big deal. Put together, though, it’s pretty interesting: things haven’t disappeared—they’ve just been moved to a different place.

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Would you feel more at ease keeping your assets on an exchange, or in your own wallet?

There’s just one more window on-chain.

The EZbot version’s mempool browser is now live at ezbot.vip/mempool. What can it show? The batch of transactions that are currently queued and waiting to be packaged—the fee amount, how many transactions, how many are Alkanes, how many are Runes, and how many are BRC-20.

Before, you either had to run a node yourself or only get a rough idea. Now, you can just open a webpage.

The author, 0xquqi, also mentioned something else: the “BTC New Protocol Recognition” section in the previous “launch/airdrop” panel was taken offline that night and moved into the mempool. I think this is more informative than the browser itself—basically, the ability to recognize new protocols has moved from a “launch tool” down to “low-level, inspectable data.”

For people working on-chain, the value of tools like this isn’t that they have more features, but that they turn the previously black-box parts transparent. Whether fees are going up or down, which protocol is crowding the mempool—these used to be guesses.

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What part of on-chain data do you think should be visualized the most?

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